RFK murder: Sirhan just had a parole hearing

Note: This brief article is dedicated to a voice on the phone, a mordantly funny, wise, cynical, strong voice I heard and spoke with, on and off, in the 1980s. The voice belonged to Jonn Christian, on the move, on the run. Now deceased, Jonn was the co-author of the suppressed 1978 book, The Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy. The book finally became available, and it still is.

There are so many crucial points: no television cameras allowed at Sirhan’s 14th parole hearing on February 9th; RFK’s son now supports a new investigation into his father’s murder; Paul Schrade, RFK’s long-time friend, who was shot in the pantry at the Ambassador Hotel during the assassination, testifies at length.

Here are key quotes from O’Sullivan’s article:

“The request for a new [murder] investigation was partly based on a new analysis of the [Stanislaw] Pruszynski recording, the only known audio recording of the shooting. After studying the tape, forensic audio expert Phil Van Praag concluded 13 shots and 2 guns were fired in the Ambassador Hotel pantry on the night of the shooting [proving there were two shooters—Sirhan and an unknown person].”

“The FBI refused to accept the papers Van Praag had written detailing his methodologies and discoveries. In fact, the Bureau refused to communicate with him in any way.”

[Paul Schrade speaking to Sirhan at the hearing] “Sirhan, I forgive you. The evidence clearly shows you were not the gunman who shot Robert Kennedy. There is clear evidence of a second gunman in that kitchen pantry who shot Robert Kennedy…The fatal bullet struck Bob in the back of the head…You were never behind Bob, nor was Bob’s back ever exposed to you…the evidence not only shows that you did not shoot Robert Kennedy but it shows that you could not have shot Robert Kennedy.”

Harvard psychologist Daniel Brown submitted a document to the parole board. “Since May 2008,” O’Sullivan writes, “Dr. Brown has spent over 100 hours with Sirhan, including a two-day visit last September.”

Quoting from Dr. Brown’s document: “Mr. Sirhan is one of the most hypnotizable individuals I have ever met, and the magnitude of his amnesia for actions not under his voluntary [control] in hypnosis is extreme. This unusual combination of personality factors makes Mr. Sirhan the type of individual extremely vulnerable to coercive social influence [and accounts for his] uncharacteristic behavior and strong amnesia for that behavior on the night of Senator Kennedy’s assassination…”

O’Sullivan: “After a fall from a horse at a ranch in Corona in 1966, Sirhan was briefly hospitalized but, as Dr. Brown notes, ‘his mother and best friend both state that he was missing for two full weeks. Mr. Sirhan recalls being in the hospital for several weeks. Sometime thereafter he was taken to a military firing range and trained to shoot upon command at vital human organs while in an hypnotic state.’

“[Doctor Brown writes:] ‘On more than one occasion, I was able to find the cue to induce “range mode”, wherein upon hypnotic cue, Mr. Sirhan takes his firing stance, hypnotically hallucinates that he is shooting at circle targets at a firing range, automatically starts shooting, and subsequently is completely amnesic for the hypnotically induced behavior.’”

If so, this is mind control par excellence. Sirhan, programmed. He was used to stand in front of Kennedy, and fire shots, while behind RFK, the actual assassin killed Kennedy.

It is 48 years since Bobby Kennedy was cut down while on the Presidential campaign trail.

Shane O’Sullivan is an author, filmmaker and researcher at Kingston University, London. His work includes the documentary RFK Must Die (2007) and the book Who Killed Bobby? (2008). He blogs on the Sirhan case at sirhanbsirhan.com.

Jon Rappoport

The author of three explosive collections, THE MATRIX REVEALED, EXIT FROM THE MATRIX, and POWER OUTSIDE THE MATRIX, Jon was a candidate for a US Congressional seat in the 29th District of California. He maintains a consulting practice for private clients, the purpose of which is the expansion of personal creative power. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, he has worked as an investigative reporter for 30 years, writing articles on politics, medicine, and health for CBS Healthwatch, LA Weekly, Spin Magazine, Stern, and other newspapers and magazines in the US and Europe. Jon has delivered lectures and seminars on global politics, health, logic, and creative power to audiences around the world. You can sign up for his free NoMoreFakeNews emails here or his free OutsideTheRealityMachine emails here.

15 comments on “RFK murder: Sirhan just had a parole hearing”

No autopsy PHOTOS of RFK were ever (taken?)/released and the available death scene photos were obviously doctored. Long story short, as crazy as it sounds there is no “beyond a reasonable doubt evidence” that RFK was murdered. IOW if a uncompromised lawyer were to try this in a court of law based only on the available written and photographic evidence, you could not prove RFK was murdered.

So what are you saying, he is with Elvis and Jimmy Dean and Maryln and Hendricks and Morrison on an Island fighting over who turn it is to take out the garbage?
Prove the death scene photos were doctored; this is a half baked logic you spout.
Your are simply peeing in the pool and then saying the water is polluted.

Reblogged this on jmilamdeal and commented:
It would seem that this was another case where a patsy was drugged, hypnotized, and told to shoot Robert, but the facts show that someone killed him from the back, not the front where Sirhan was.

To make us think, yes is good. We should question everything…everything. At the end of each day, with story after story, what good does it really do? I ask this because the more I question, the more confusion I find. When I stop to look at the bigger picture, this article, like so many others over the years produce, well…a feeling of being repressed and lied to. What good does it do to ask the question, when more and more of us are just simply fed up! Fed up with politics, fed up with the financial system, fed up with more and more stories that just produce more and more of, well the same thing, emptiness.
I’m all for waking up and seeing the bigger picture as a human race, but there comes a time when it’s just best to disconnect and be human. Let go, if each of us as human beings, souls, are not going to be part of the solution, then what is the real purpose?
We are dark, we are light, some of us choose light everyday, while some of us find solace in the dark and quiet night. A time to let go and ponder the bigger questions, our bigger questions, which in itself is the same as the other.
I would rather link with like minded people, those that want to form a plan, a solution, a way for human kind to come together regardless of race, or religion. We are all, rich or poor in this world together, it’s time to begin anew.
The past can’t help us change what is happening in the now, but we can band together to make a better way for us all. I am no better than the next, nor are you better than me, we are made the same and I for one do not hold to the notion that any are superior.
This may not have anything to do with the topic, or it may, either way being of your own mind, your own imagination, and not communicating an emotion that may hold one another back is where it should begin.
I wish many blessings and for all, that we find a way to come together without ego, to make the now a better place, let that that has held us back fade away. We may not be able to fix all the mistakes we’ve made as a human race on this planet, but to try is a start in the right direction!

@Helios22. Glad to know someone else is cognizant of Miles W. Mathis – a polymath for our times. Like Jon, he sees through the matrix. I posted that same link above, but hey, it’s so important it bears repeating. For those who doubt a scam was perpetrated, have they really
looked so deeply in the matter like Mathis, or are they simply accepting the official story as
vomited by the puppet masters. Wake up and cut the strings.